[Blueguns]

Originally Posted by Trez

Every day...
I have a "Void" that can only filled with a certain Garand...

A Garand eh? That's a pretty big void to fill. I'm looking at bolt action .410. Scare up rabbits and blast em away.

[Cinderocka1989]

Originally Posted by winds-of-change

Hmm.....I have the heater under the liner, not just under the bladder. If that baby leaks, you don't want that electric heater sitting in the pool of water.

One time I had a heater go bad, too. It was a pain in the ass to replace, I agree. But all in all, even though they sound like a hassle, for the 99.9% of the time waterbeds are hassle free, they are a dream to sleep on. I would miss my waterbed if I ever had to go back to a regular bed.

When I worked for AutoZone I worked in a store where the ceiling leaked every time it rained. And it conveniently created a waterfall down the back wall right by the battery charges. Good thing it never lit on fire. Batteries release hydrogen when they're charging, which by the way is explosive. Then the batteries were right in front of that, air filters would be next, then the coolant rack, then the oil rack that would have been fun, and next to that were all the chemicals... Brake cleaner, throttle body cleaner, degreasers, all in aerosol cans.... When I called the maintenance guy and told him the leak in the ceiling was going to kill us all, I didn't really think I was being overly dramatic...

Originally Posted by Blueguns

You know that feeling when you haven't bought a new gun in a very long time? I'm gettin it pretty bad. I might have to pay my LGS a visit here not before too long.

I feel that way every day. I tried to get Trip to give me his 1911, he said no.

Originally Posted by sirhc

Mine was inner the liner too. We had to pull both back. I miss the watered. The warmth was good for my back. I actually was able to sleep the full night.
When the heater went bad it was in the middle of the summer here in Florida. I didn't think it was a big deal as warm as it was. I figured I would get a heater in the next couple days and then install it. The next night around two am I woke up on a frozen bed. Hmm I wonder if it weighed more? LoL. Maybe that is why the pedestal broke?

Maybe it was. I bet it felt heavier.

[downsouth]

Originally Posted by kytowboater

Down south,

They are turning us 30 south of Cario, so no Memphis.

Maybe next time. Someone of your stature needs a quide on beale street.

[HOSSFLY]

Originally Posted by Blueguns

A Garand eh? That's a pretty big void to fill. I'm looking at bolt action .410. Scare up rabbits and blast em away.

My first gun was a bolt action 410
Deer hunted with slugs for several years-

[Marlinman]

Originally Posted by downsouth

Maybe next time. Someone of your stature needs a quide on beale street.

They might go looking for his bean stalk huh DS

[winds-of-change]

Originally Posted by sirhc

When the heater went bad it was in the middle of the summer here in Florida. I didn't think it was a big deal as warm as it was. I figured I would get a heater in the next couple days and then install it. The next night around two am I woke up on a frozen bed. Hmm I wonder if it weighed more? LoL. Maybe that is why the pedestal broke?

My waterbed has never actually frozen. (Was it less than 32 degrees Fahrenheit in your house?) But what many don't understand is even in the summer, unless the ambient temperature is in the upper 90's, I have the heater set. I once thought if it's so hot out (say in the high 80's, low 90's) I could turn the heater off and be cool. I woke up around 0200 freezing. It's kind of like swimming in a pool. Even though it's 100 degrees out, once your in the pool for a length of time you eventually get cold and shiver. Water transfers heat faster than air.

Originally Posted by Cinderocka1989

I tried to get Trip to give me his 1911, he said no.

Well, that wasn't very kind of him, was it?

[lastrebel70]

Originally Posted by Cinderocka1989

I feel that way every day. I tried to get Trip to give me his 1911, he said no. .

Seems to me that was the least he could of done after breaking your pistol. lol

[winds-of-change]

Originally Posted by lastrebel70

Seems to me that was the least he could of done after breaking your pistol. lol

There you go!! Well said. I agree.

[winds-of-change]

Originally Posted by Cinderocka1989

When I worked for AutoZone I worked in a store where the ceiling leaked every time it rained. And it conveniently created a waterfall down the back wall right by the battery charges. Good thing it never lit on fire. Batteries release hydrogen when they're charging, which by the way is explosive. Then the batteries were right in front of that, air filters would be next, then the coolant rack, then the oil rack that would have been fun, and next to that were all the chemicals... Brake cleaner, throttle body cleaner, degreasers, all in aerosol cans.... When I called the maintenance guy and told him the leak in the ceiling was going to kill us all, I didn't really think I was being overly dramatic...

I always thought oil wasn't very flammable. But I don't really know.

Originally Posted by downsouth

Maybe next time. Someone of your stature needs a quide on beale street.

I'LL BE HIS GUIDE. Oops......disappears back into the shadows.

[HOSSFLY]

Originally Posted by winds-of-change

I always thought oil wasn't very flammable. But I don't really know.



I'LL BE HIS GUIDE. Oops......disappears back into the shadows.

I wouldn't say oil is all that flammable but it'll sure burn hot